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*Entry to the 2010 Emerging Talent Competition has now closed*

Good luck to all those who entered! Stay tuned to Qthemusic.com for the announcement of our 11 finalists on Monday 22nd February, plus vote then for who'll take the 12th slot.

The Emerging Talent Competition
Once again Q Magazine, QTheMusic.com and Glastonbury Festival are teaming up for the world's greatest festival's Emerging Talent Competition. Whether you're a solo artist or band desperate to get out of the garage, you could win a slot on the Pyramid Stage.

Glastonbury has run the Emerging Talent Competition for the past five festivals, unearthing bands such as The Subways, Golden Silvers, Scouting For Girls and We Have Band in the process. An elite squad of musical luminaries including Glastonbury head honchos Michael and Emily Eavis, BBC Radio 1's Huw Stephens and Q's Editor-In-Chief Paul Rees will judge this year's contest.

Emily Eavis says: "New music is an integral part of Glastonbury and we want to give the best new bands a chance to play on the Pyramid Stage. Last year, as well as the winners performing on the John Peel Stage, all the finalists got gigs on smaller stages, too. We look forward to hearing from all those unsigned bands who want a chance to play next year, which is looking set to be very special as it's our 40th anniversary."

Artists and bands can upload two tracks at QTheMusic.com/glastonburyemergingtalent.

A shortlist of 11 will go forward to the live finals in March at Pilton Working Men's Club. As well as the 11 acts chosen by the expert panel, one wildcard entry will be chosen through a public vote by QTheMusic. com users, giving them the opportunity to bag the 12th spot in the live finals.

The Emerging Talent Competition is open to musicians from the UK or Ireland that are not signed to a major label. Q Editor-In-Chief Paul Rees says: "In an ideal world, the act that wins this contest will make their first appearance next summer and headline the Pyramid Stage in 2014".

For more details and to enter visit the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition micro-site.

Glastonbury Festival runs from 23-27 June 2010.
Glastonbury Festivals website

Closing date:
Entry to the Glastonbury Emerging Talent Competition 2010 has now closed.

9:00 AM | 27/01/2010

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  • yes I'm interested and willing to perform for the next concert.

    I play african highlife with the infusions of jazz sincopations.

    I think my perormance will make a difference during this Concert.

    I won the best Nigerian Act in Uk by the Nigerian Young Achievers Award UK.

    Kelechi Ifeanyi (Celebrity).

    Posted by kelechi at 9:57 AM | 27/11/2009 | Report Abuse

  • Yes I am very interested and optimistic of making a positive difference in next glastonbury festival. I got an african music highlife modern style to perform during the festival.

    I av recorded two albums and was awarded by the Nigerian Young Achievers Awared UK on 30th August AS The best Nigerian Music Act in Uk. I have performed in some british political parties functions and in most African social events in London. just to mention but a few about me. check my website www.kelechimusic.com or google kelechi ify doc.

    Kelechi Ifeanyi. 07988609044

    Posted by kelechi at 5:44 PM | 30/11/2009 | Report Abuse

  • hi i just want some info

    Posted by ronald strykert at 9:49 PM | 09/12/2009 | Report Abuse

  • im in a band called the scene , we come from wrexham , we new fresh , original , we can captivate , were here to show you what we do best , take a seat or stand , were in charge of the entertainment

    Posted by anthony turner at 5:32 PM | 16/01/2010 | Report Abuse

  • hello there i am in an original folk rock band called 'paper faces'.
    it has been my dream to play the piramid stage every since i first saw it and picked up the guitar ten years ago. i have been playing ever since as a solo act and in a few bands determined to get on that stage in the end. the band i am in now has what it takes. we are solid, professional and we need a break. this oppurtunity would be a dream come true. please listen to our demo
    www.myspace.com/paperfacesmusic

    Posted by Marie Dance at 6:06 PM | 26/01/2010 | Report Abuse

  • hello there i am in an original folk rock band called 'paper faces'.
    it has been my dream to play the piramid stage every since i first saw it and picked up the guitar ten years ago. i have been playing ever since as a solo act and in a few bands determined to get on that stage in the end. the band i am in now has what it takes. we are solid, professional and we need a break. this oppurtunity would be a dream come true. please listen to our demo
    www.myspace.com/paperfacesmusic

    Posted by Marie Dance at 6:31 PM | 26/01/2010 | Report Abuse

  • It's all about The Collectable Few!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Posted by Dan at 2:48 PM | 28/01/2010 | Report Abuse

  • By far the best new band I have seen in a LONG time are This Life Scandal. They should deffinitely make it to the live final because live they are incredible. www.myspace.com/thislifescandal

    Posted by Annie Moorley at 6:32 PM | 17/02/2010 | Report Abuse

  • This Life Scandal are by FAR the best new band I have seen in ages. They should deffinitely make the live final because they are incredible live.

    Posted by Annie Moorley at 6:35 PM | 17/02/2010 | Report Abuse

  • This Life Scandal are by FAR the best new band I have seen in ages. They should deffinitely make the live final because they are incredible live.

    Posted by Annie Moorley at 6:41 PM | 17/02/2010 | Report Abuse

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